National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Includes: Prospectus, Curriculum and Syllabuses of the Labour College and four pamphlets :. (I) What is Independent Working-Class Education (The Plebs League). (Ii) More Production - More Poverty. The Case for the Labour Colleges (National Council of Labour Colleges - Scottish edition). (Iii) Our Next Step - Education (Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers). (Iv) Education Fund Manifesto (Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers).

Newspaper Cutting from The Amman Valley Chronicle and East Carmarthen News giving a report on the meeting held at the ...,

A1/2.
File
Sept. 1919.

Part of James Griffiths papers

Newspaper Cutting from The Amman Valley Chronicle and East Carmarthen News giving a report on the meeting held at the YMCA, Ammanford, to pay tribute to James Griffiths on his departure for the Central Labour College.

Poem by Frank Davies to commemorate the meeting mentioned in A1/2,

A1/3.
File
Sept. 1919.

Part of James Griffiths papers

Lecture Notes, etc., from the Central Labour College,

A1/4-11.
File
1919-1921.

Part of James Griffiths papers

Lecture Notes prepared by James Griffiths for various evening classes held at Battersea (1920-1921), Pontyates (c.1921-1930), Parcyrhun (1921-1922), Ystradgynlais (1930-1931) ...,

A2/1-7.
File
[1920-1931].

Part of James Griffiths papers

Lecture Notes prepared by James Griffiths for various evening classes held at Battersea (1920-1921), Pontyates (c.1921-1930), Parcyrhun (1921-1922), Ystradgynlais (1930-1931) and elsewhere.

Annual Report of the secretary [James Griffiths] to the Ammanford and Llandebie Trades and Labour Council,

A3/1.
File
26 March 1919.

Part of James Griffiths papers

Letter from G. H. Atkinson, Battersea, to James Griffiths,

A3/2.
File
14 Sept. 1921.

Part of James Griffiths papers

Hopes James Griffiths will enter Parliament. 'I know you do not believe in this discredited institution...' but advocates Parliamentary action alongside 'the Reformation for which we all labour.' Believes the War, the Coal Strike, etc., would have been averted 'if we had had 300 men like you in Parliament, in 1914...'. 'Your rejoiner [sic] may be that:- It has been tried and it has failed'. Attacks Freemasonry which may have been responsible for the 'backstairs diplomacy' during the Coal Strike. 'I am told that Thomas and Hodges are not only Freemasons, but that they belong to the same lodge as M. Lloyd George'.

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